Can anyone recommend a good all-in-one tool that will do in-depth competitor analysis for SEO? I use Google Analytics now, but I am looking for something that does a line by line comparison reporting on differences in authority, keyword density, inbound links, etc. I used to use web position gold back in the day (just for the reporting), I am hoping there is something out there that would do a full analysis, so I don't have to run around getting my info from several different sources.

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Lou Lynch
Associate Broker / Technology Director

Still pumping my Ulster County Real Estate website to be the preferred real estate website of the Hudson Valley.


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I think SEO Quake for firefox does all those things.

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Thanks, I will check it out. If there is anything else you can think of, please post.

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Lou Lynch
Associate Broker / Technology Director

Still pumping my Ulster County Real Estate website to be the preferred real estate website of the Hudson Valley.


Coming Soon! Mortgages.com (my new gig)

I am using SEO Quake. You can try also SEO for Firefox if you want.

Thanks Kicker. I tried to download it for IE and I couldn't get it work. Does it operate differently for firefox?

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Lou Lynch
Associate Broker / Technology Director

Still pumping my Ulster County Real Estate website to be the preferred real estate website of the Hudson Valley.


Coming Soon! Mortgages.com (my new gig)

Lou, you need to use Firefox to get this thing works.

Hey ! I also use SEO Quake for firefox and I have to say that I am happy with it.
Many thanks

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Maciek Jed

International Real Estate

SEO Quake is now available for IE as well

BC Realtor, is there any difference between SEO quake for Firefox and DEO Quake for IE?

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Lou Lynch
Associate Broker / Technology Director

Still pumping my Ulster County Real Estate website to be the preferred real estate website of the Hudson Valley.


Coming Soon! Mortgages.com (my new gig)

I hardly ever use IE so can't tell ya one way or the other.